Novels by Elite writer

“Earth to Lara?” Kael muses, releasing his grip slightly.‘L… I need… I need to use the bathroom,’ I mutter, flustered.He lets go and points to the far end of the gym. Running away, I don’t look back, hurling myself into the women’s bathroom and locking myself in a cubicle. I had never felt this way around any man, ever. To the point I wondered if something was wrong with me. Why did he make me feel like this?“You don’t have to be embarrassed,” his deep voice comes from the other side of the door. “I can help… with your… needs.” I hear the amusement in his tone.“After all, you are mine for the year.” He pushes the unlocked door open. His crimson eyes seem slightly darker than usual, but focused entirely on me only me.I thought I was ready. I thought I was certain about carrying his heir. But his gaze, growing hungrier, told me I couldn’t just give myself to him.“I can help you release that frustration,” he smiles. “Or I can teach you how to manage it yourself.”I push the door c

I can’t tell if he’s lying or not,” Aero mutters.In mind.Kael points to his eyes. “Our eyes. They’re identical passed down through our mother, her mother, and so on.”“Anyone can have similar eyes,” I mutter.“You’re right, they can. But what color were Trey’s eyes?” He smirks.“Why would I bother telling you this?”“To buy yourself time!” I snap.“I’m in a dungeon, I can’t go anywhere,” he mutters sarcastically.“Let me get this straight. You’re something called a Lycan. A man claiming to be Lara’s younger brother someone she doesn’t know. And Trey isn’t related to her?”“Nailed it. Well… almost. I didn’t say he wasn’t related. I said he wasn’t her brother.”“Who is he?”“Our uncle!” Aero murmurs in shock. “So she is an Alpha. Being bound twice wasn’t just because of her powerful blood she’s an Alpha by birthright. Firstborn.”“If it’s even true…”“He doesn’t think the Alpha role should go to a female,” Kael continues. “He presented himself as her older brother because of the bigg

Eric lowers his head as the men haul the chained beast back into the vehicle, the metal rattling as they force him inside before driving off toward the dungeons. “She can’t be like that,” Aero mutters inside my head. “She just can’t.” I ignore him and walk back through the house. “Why aren’t you saying anything?” he demands. Pieces were beginning to fall into place. I had never heard of Moonshine before that call came through. The pack had always been secretive. They vanished without warning and somehow kept disappearing. Lara had never once seen them shift into their Wolves. Then there was the beast hiding high in a tree, and the strange comments Lara once made about getting their Wolves at thirteen. What if that was what we were missing? Maybe they weren’t disappearing at all. Maybe they were simply climbing higher, hiding in the trees where no one would think to look. I quietly settle into the chair in our bedroom, watching my mate sleep. Was she one of them without even realizi

Kyle Harrington, Beta of the Moonshine pack, stiffened as he finally spoke. “I… I reject you, Lara Wolfhart, as my mate, now and forever.”“I accept!” I muttered quickly, desperate to get it over with. “I accept your rejection, Kyle Harrington.” While I felt nothing, his face twisted in a strange mix of pain and disbelief.Alpha Kael’s lips curved into a small, dangerous smile. “And now…” He pulled a dagger from his jeans and shoved it straight through Kyle’s back and into his heart.Kyle stumbled forward, clutching his chest, and Beta Eric grabbed me from my seat before Kyle hit the floor. Guttural sounds escaped him before he finally went still.Luna Thorne and my brother immediately sprang to their feet.“You… you killed him!” Luna Thorne cried.“He deserved everything he got. I just needed to make sure he rejected Lara properly,” Alpha Kael replied evenly.“You killed my brother!” Luna Thorne shrieked, rushing to Kyle’s side.For a split second, I felt a pang of sympathy for her u

KaelLuna Thorne coughs as my fingers tighten against her throat. Her own fingers desperately claw at my hands, hoping that I would free her. “Are you growing it?” I demand, releasing my grip just enough to let her speak. “No.” She croaks. “Then how did you get your hands on some? Is it Selvara or the other fool that’s growing it?” “I found it!” she mutters hoarsely. “Bullshit!” “It’s… it’s true!” she splutters. “Who were you trying to kill?” I demand. There is movement behind me and from the corner of my eye, I see Lara step forward. “Was it you?” Lara whispers. “Don’t speak to me, RAT!” “Answer her!” I slam her body into the wall again, feeling some of her bones crack as she yelps in pain. “I don’t… know what she is talking about,” she gasps. “Let me make things clear for you. Her parents were killed with Blood of Wolfsbane. The murder was pinned on her, a six-year-old. Your husband claimed she should have known the difference between plants. But you already know all this. So ag

Raven notices my hesitation and offers to come with me. “It’s better that he knows everything you know. And… I’m sorry I snapped at you.” She gives me a small, reassuring smile. She links her arm with mine and asks Alpha Kael to meet us in his office.We wait almost thirty minutes before he appears, and the waiting only makes my panic worse. It’s a reminder of some of the abuse I had endured back in Moonshine. Sometimes, when I knew it was coming, they would make me wait, tormenting me further.“Even I can smell your panic. And I am not an Alpha,” Raven mutters.“I thought my scent was weird.”“It is, which means your panic levels are ridiculously high. You need to relax.”The door swings open and Alpha Kael strides in. “You wanted to talk?” His voice is still cold, and normally, he would be watching me closely. Instead, his eyes are on Raven.“Lara needs to tell you something.” Raven smirks at him.“So why are you here?” he replies.“Support,” she says. He snorts at the word.“I…” I